Archive for ◊ July, 2009 ◊

Author: Stephanie
• Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Author: Stephanie
• Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Author: Stephanie
• Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

Tuscan Lemonade

TUESDAY HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS

TONIGHT

5pm – 8pm

Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres

Tonight’s Featured Drink

“Tuscan Lemonade”

fresh squeezed Lemon Juice, Limoncello Liqueur,

Prosecco, fresh Lemon slices and Thyme

Cheers!!

OAK IS INTERACTIVE

Become a fan on Facebook

Daily menu specials, recipe demo videos & more

Follow us on Twitter

Daily behind-the-scenes restaurant updates

 

steak & eggs

PLEASE JOIN US FOR BRUNCH 


Chef McKee introduces Sunday Brunch
 

at Oak Steakhouse starting


this Sunday, August 2nd


Please join us from 11am until 3pm

for all of your favorites including:

Omelettes

 Traditional Eggs Benedict -

(beef, salmon & crab) 

Challah Bread French Toast

Pancakes

Smoked Salmon Latke

Shrimp & Grits

Biscuits with Sausage & Gravy 

Frittata

Steak & Eggs 

BLT’s

Burgers 

She Crab Soup

Summer Salad

Beet Salad

Pasta Primavera

Eggplant Parmesan

Southern Buttermilk Fried Chicken 

*** 

Bloody Mary’s

Bottomless Mimosas

Incredible Desserts

and more….

We’ll see you on Sunday!

Reservations Recommended

OAK STEAKHOUSE’S NEW “SMALLER PORTIONS, SMALLER PRICES” MENU

NOW OFFERED MONDAY-SATURDAY

 

In response to requests for smaller portions and family friendly options, Chef Brett McKee is proud to announce the addition of a ”Smaller Portions, Smaller Prices” menu.  The new menu is being served from 5pm-7pm, Monday through Saturday.

 

Entrees:

Chicken Marsala  $15

Chicken Parmesan  $15

Eggplant Parmesan  $15

Spagattini Bolognese  $15

8oz Heart of Ribeye Filet with 2 sides  $17

Parmesan Encrusted Pork Chop with 2 sides  $16

Southern Buttermilk Fried Chicken with 2 sides $16

 

Sides:

Creamed Spinach

Whipped Potatoes

Johns Island Butter Beans

White Corn in Butter Sauce

Osso Bucco

BRETT’S OSSO BUCCO OVER CREAMY PARMESAN POLENTA VIDEO

Brett shows you how to make one of Oak’s most requested dishes, his delicious Osso Bucco over Creamy Parmesan Polenta.  

 

Become Brett’s friend on Facebook (search Brett McKee) and tell him what you want to see next or your experiences with the recipes at home.

 

Enjoy more of these How-To Videos, tempting food pictures, what’s on Brett’s mind and more!

 

 

Oak Steakhouse
17 Broad Street Charleston, SC 29401 843.722.4220
www.oaksteakhouserestaurant.com
Complimentary Valet Parking

Author: Stephanie
• Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

TUESDAY HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS

TONIGHT

5pm – 8pm

Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres

Tonight’s Featured Drink

“Blueberry Mint Breeze”

Blueberry Vodka, Mint & fresh Blueberries, fresh squeezed Lemon juice and splash of soda water.

 

Cheers!!

OAK IS INTERACTIVE

Become a fan on Facebook

Daily menu specials, recipe demo videos & more

Follow us on Twitter

Daily behind-the-scenes restaurant updates

 

steak & eggs

Have You Heard The News?


Chef McKee introduces Sunday Brunch
 

at Oak Steakhouse starting


August 2nd


Please join us from 11am until 3pm

for all of your favorites including:

Omelettes

 Traditional Eggs Benedict -

(beef, salmon & crab) 

French Toast & Pancakes

Smoked Salmon Latke

Shrimp & Grits

Biscuits with Sausage & Gravy 

Frittata

BLT’s

Burgers 

She Crab Soup

Summer Salad

Beet Salad

Pasta Primavera

Eggplant Parmesan

Southern Buttermilk Fried Chicken 

*** 

Bloody Mary’s

Bottomless Mimosas

Incredible Desserts

and more….

OAK STEAKHOUSE’S NEW “SMALLER PORTIONS, SMALLER PRICES” MENU

NOW OFFERED MONDAY-SATURDAY

 

In response to requests for smaller portions and family friendly options, Chef Brett McKee is proud to announce the addition of a ”Smaller Portions, Smaller Prices” menu.  The new menu is being served from 5pm-7pm, Monday through Saturday.

 

Entrees:

Chicken Marsala  $15

Chicken Parmesan  $15

Spagattini Bolognese  $15

Petit Filet Mignon with 2 sides  $16

Parmesan Encrusted Pork Chop with 2 sides  $16

Southern Buttermilk Fried Chicken with 2 sides $16

 

Sides:

Creamed Spinach

Whipped Potatoes

Johns Island Butter Beans

White Corn in Butter Sauce

BRETT’S GRILLED PROSCIUTTO WRAPPED FIGS VIDEO

Brett shows you how to make this quick sweet & savory treat Grilled fresh figs stuffed with mascarpone and wrapped with Prosciutto de Parma, with Arugula Sprouts.  

 

Become Brett’s friend on Facebook (search Brett McKee) and tell him what you want to see next or your experiences with the recipes at home.

 

Enjoy more of these How-To Videos, tempting food pictures, what’s on Brett’s mind and more!

 

 

Oak Steakhouse
17 Broad Street Charleston, SC 29401 843.722.4220
www.oaksteakhouserestaurant.com
Complimentary Valet Parking

Author: Stephanie
• Monday, July 13th, 2009
 

Fraudulent emails

 
Over the weekend, fraudulent text messages were received by First Federal customers and non-customers on their phones. The text message stated that the customer’s debit card had been de-activated, and requested that the customer call a number to re-activate.

Later in the weekend and into Monday, fraudulent e-mails also were received by First Federal customers and
non-customers offering $50 for an on-line survey. The e-mail requested that the customer go to a certain on-line link, complete a few questions, and enter name and card information, including PIN.


Both of these communications are scams.


Rest assured, there was no breach to First Federal’s customer database. Using purchased lists, criminals use text and e-mail scams like these to plague banks large and small across the nation. They operate with one goal: to secure your most sensitive personal information, including your account numbers, your credit or debit card numbers, social security number, and more.


If you gave out the number to your debit card or credit card: 
Immediately contact the bank that issued the card.  Fast action can get the card frozen, protecting your account from unauthorized access.

Do not allow yourself to be tricked. While First Federal – like most banks – uses e-mail and other electronic channels to reach out to customers, we will never ask you for sensitive personal or account information. That is your best tip-off to a fraudulent message. Always delete questionable messages immediately. And, of course, if you ever suspect that you have received a fraudulent message from First Federal, please call us directly. We are here to help you, our valued customers.

First Federal
Contact Info

Charleston area:

843-529-5555
Toll Free:
888-529-2220

Website
www.firstfederal.com

 

 

 

 

Author: Stephanie
• Sunday, July 05th, 2009

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